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Test your applications against AWS locally with AWS Emulator
AWS · By Daniel Abib ·
The Brief · written from 3 sources
- AWS launched AWS Emulator, a local emulator for AWS services that runs on a developer's machine.
- The AWS CLI, AWS SDKs and coding agents connect to it over a local HTTPS endpoint using the same AWS APIs they would use in the cloud.
- According to The New Stack, the emulator was built entirely by a team of agents and AWS will maintain it.
Why it matters
Developers can test AWS-dependent applications locally against an emulated AWS API without deploying to the cloud, which may affect demand for third-party emulators such as LocalStack.
Who’s affected
- Developers testing AWS-dependent applications locally
- Teams using the AWS CLI, AWS SDKs or coding agents against AWS APIs
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Today we’re announcing AWS Emulator, a local emulator for Amazon Web Services (AWS) that you run on your machine. The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) , the AWS SDKs , and your coding agents speak to it over a local HTTPS endpoint using the same AWS APIs they would use in the…
Timeline
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